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We have previously written about the landmark decision of Cullen v State of New South Wales [2023] NSWSC 653 in which the Court held that police officers owe a duty of care to members of the public attending protests. This decision was appealed by the State.

It may come as a surprise that under the Victorian Transport Accident scheme, everyone injured in a transport accident is entitled to benefits from the TAC, even if the accident was their own fault. Further, those convicted of a driving offence are restricted from some entitlements but are always entitled to claim medical and like expenses.

In Victoria, establishing a Special Disability Testamentary Trust (‘SDTT’) — a special disability trust created through a will — can further secure significant benefits for both the disabled beneficiary and the family members setting up the trust.

The case of Waller v Barrett is an intriguing step forward in the common law and for the first time in Australian law establishes the tort of invasion of privacy. It is also a fascinating example of a Plaintiff taking a creative and innovative approach to both torts law and equitable remedies.

In May 2018, a major road traffic collision left Zoe critically injured. Life as she knew it changed in an instant – and as she began the long journey towards recovery, she was faced with an uncertain future.

The decision of the Supreme Court in Hyland v Transport Accident Commission [2024] VSC 641 contains helpful guidance and direction regarding a Plaintiff’s obligation under s.96 of the Transport Accident Act 1986 (Vic) as well as providing a fascinating example of the way a Court deals with conflicting evidence.

In 2019, our client, Pecky, leased a commercial property in Kew to Beta Pty Ltd. The lease was co-signed by Ms. Song and Mr. Zhou. Pursuant to the lease, Ms. Song’s husband, Mr. Chen provided a personal guarantee.

Keen property buyers in Victoria may have heard about the potential windfall profit from purchasing via a Sheriff sale. These auctions present a unique opportunity for buyers to acquire properties at a price potentially lower than market value.

To become an approved provider and opening a childcare service, you need obtain two approvals, each serving different purposes and granted separately by either the Australian Government or the state/territory government.